Letters from Iwo Jima is a film that gives an account of a World War II battle for an island, Iwo Jima, in Japan. Some of the people giving an account are those who were present on the battlefield and had first-hand experience.In the film, we note that there are various aspects of ethics and diversity demonstrated. We notice Kuribayashi never questions the necessity of dying on the island yet his men seem to do so.When the Japanese go to war, they think of themselves as dead. Kuribayashi is among those defending his country to death. He dies while trying to slow down the Americans from advancing toward their motherland. He is a man of honor and does his duties well.Kuribayashi is a guy who has visited the US as an attaché previously and is